I've just posted a recent interview with Gwendolen Gross, novelist and author of When She Was Gone, as well as many other books. Wendy (and Ann Cefola) and I graduated from the same MFA class at Sarah Lawrence College (back in the olde pre-Internet days).
We discuss the border between our personal lives and our sense of our neighborhood, how to assemble a novel with a "gravitational" central character who drives the story, the motives of characters and opportunities of plot, pacing and point of view.
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